Jesus did away with the sabbath as a ceremonial requirement as a commandment. All days are holy in Him. The RCC and the Judaizers both seem to believe one can overcome (at least some)of their spiritual shortcomings by following rules God never intended man to successfully follow.
I admit to much ignorance on this issue and I apologize for taking it as lightly as I did.
I’ll look at some previous threads to get a better understanding.
>> “Jesus did away with the sabbath as a ceremonial requirement as a commandment.” <<
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No he did not!
He did the opposite, he reaffirmed it.
There are no “judaizers.” Yeshua came to fulfill his promises, not to revoke them.
Understand: In order for Yeshua to be the perfect sacrifice without spot or blemish, He necessarily had to have kept the law perfectly. That intrinsically requires that He cannot have changed the law at all. And as the 'Great Prophet who is to come', He cannot have led the people away from the law, as such a one would be a false prophet by definition.
Your statement declares that he did change the law. If that is true, then he cannot be the Messiah.